Sentence examples for Take away one from inspiring English sources

Take away one, and the other will fall too.

A new set of clothes — a uniform — is forced on you, designed to take away one more marker of your identity.

If more Democrats begin to press their economic argument about growth and prosperity along with the moral argument, they will take away one of the Republicans' few advantages with voters on domestic issues.

That would mean we are seeking to take away one of England's strengths, but are also focused on getting forward or trying to control possession.

You've got to take away one or the other.

It does take away one of the par-five advantages he always had.

Like, what in hell do you wear when they take away one of your breasts?

He also marveled that Democrats had done nothing to take away one of Republicans' most trusted targets: Nancy Pelosi.

There's the small stuff too - like, what in hell do you wear when they take away one of your breasts?

There is no substitution clause in the group's playbook: take away one member, and it isn't the Bad Plus.

Take away one-time events and AmEx earnings would have come in at $4.92 a share last year, estimates Steven Eisman, an analyst at CIBC World Markets; that's a meager 6% gain from 1998.